OUMAX Fitness Tracker T5, Color Touch Display, Activity Tracker and Auto Sleep Monitor, Call and Text Alert, Sport Modes for iOS & Android Devices-Blue

Fitness  OUMAX Fitness Tracker T5 with Heart Rate, Color Touch Display, Activity Tracker and Auto Sleep Monitor, Call and Text Alert, Sport Modes for iOS & Android Devices-Black This is kind of funny. I got this device with the idea of tracking exercises and fitness activity. Got it last Tuesday and started using it after a quick charge. The very same night my wife surprised me with a late BD gift: A Fitbit Versa watch. Well, that was funny to me, at least. So I decided to compare the two devices, even when they are not exactly in the same price and feature category.My personal phone is a OnePlus 2 (yeah, kinda old, I know), and while the T5 synced perfectly with it, the Versa could not. I learned later that Versa expects a especial version of Bluetooth tech that my phone doesn't have, so, point to the T5 here.The Oumax T5 is quite accurate in most of the provided tracking features, and to my surprise, it keeps pace to the Versa, which I was expecting to be more accurate. I made a bunch of step-counting tests wearing both devices in my non-dominant (left) hand and actually counted my steps in my mind, later comparing the reported steps by each device. I was amazed to find both were quite accurate, even in jogging and running tests.For a heart rate monitor I used several gym machines as control, and while the Oumax report was less accurate than the Versa, it was always a tolerable difference of less than 10 bpm at running tests.Regarding distance tracking, I was not satisfied with either device in my gym tests. When walking/jogging/running on a treadmill, the distance traveled is a calculation, rather than actual gps-connected distance reports that both the T5 and other devices offer via your phone's gps. So, with calculated distance on a treadmill both the T5 and the Versa where way off from three treadmills I tested. I can't know if the treadmills have an "optimistic" algorithm or the trackers are culprit there, but that was a tie on the less desirable way for this particular report.The T5 uses a companion app available both to iOS and Android, Zeroner Health Pro. It offers a profile tool that asks starting info about the user. The app features "automatic tracking " of fitness activities, which I have yet to use, so far I always inform the app beforehand of the upcoming activity.The T5 uses the phone app as intermediate to configure the device, and it syncs with the T5 to vibrate on phone calls and messages even displaying them in the screen. The limited screen space on the T5 makes this nearly useless for someone like me (highly vision-impaired), but I appreciate the vibration nudges.You can configure fixed wake-up alarms that make the device vibrate. There's also a "sedentary reminder" that will nudge you to suggest a short walking break during work hours. This is a great way to avoid sitting for long hours.My only concern with the Oumax T5 is that it's only water-resistant up to 1 meter. So you may take a shower with it, but swimming/diving is out of the question.Regarding price, the Oumax is priced around the category of fitness trackers, much less than comparable Fitbit trackers, so it's a cool product on that department as well.

I reviewed this tracker about two month ago, and was quite happy with it's performance. It was cheaper that the Fitbit my wife wears, and had a couple of extra features, and cost less than half of that product. This followup review is simply to say that while the unit itself functions great as a fitness tracker, it falls short because the battery life has dropped dramatically with the passing of time. I can no longer wear it during the day and then continue to wear it overnight to track my sleep. My rating has dropped now from 5 stars to 3 stars.Here is my original review:This fitness tracker is very good. It's light, easy to wear, and stays on securely. It has a cool color display and the app is extensive. I'm comparing it to the Fitbit my wife wears, and for less than half the money I think it's a better product. It has a LOT more functions and seems to be more accurate with counting steps and tracking sleep.My only real complaint, and it's a big one, is that the owner's manual is virtually useless. I had to do some serious searching online to come up with the actual name of the product (the i6HRC Fitness Tracker) to further search for online demos of it's operation. Since the app does so many different things, I'm still figuring it out, but take heart, there are online videos that will guide you!As someone who has purchased a true Fitbit as well as this i6HRC Fitness Tracker, this is by far the better product.

This tracker its a great option for somebody who wants to watch their sleep or steps and also wants to save money instead of buying a fitbit, there is alot of generic trackers but almost eveyone of them uses an app called VeryFitPro which their personal information policy is horrible; so i was looking and looking for a tracker which can be sync with apple health, have a good UX , that had the option to exchange the band, tracks sleep, steps and hearbeat. This was the answer after two months of searching, and plus it has a color screen! I'm very happy with my purchase, and would recommend to anybody who is on the look for something in a good price and great performance. FYI the app is called Zeroner Health Pro so you can check it out on your phone and see if this is what you are looking for.

Very functional fit watch specially if you are practicing any sport or going to the gym, you can set daily goals, monitor your sleep and much more.

The watch itself is great. The app is garbage. I queried the manufacturer for help with its inability to continuously monitor and display heart rate, and just received the stock answer they had posted to several others.

I am a maintenance mechanic so bulky items on the wrist are a pain. My work also requires us to wear breakaway bands. The size and weight of this product is perfect for anyone who works with their hands and wants to track daily activities!

To big on my wrists and hard to really understand the function features and hard to recharge it especially since no adapter is included because the tracker itself is the adapter and it doesn’t fit all outlets with out the plug. Just not a good buy like I thought.

The product is great; especially for the price. BUT! Be careful! The product doesn't match the descriptions. The only reason I bought it for was heartrate monitor, and it doesn't come with that function. It said black, but it was blue.